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Sue them.
Without a lawyer.

Answer 10 plain-English questions. Get your completed small claims court filing plus a script of exactly what to say to the judge.

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📋Completed court forms
🗣Judge script included
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🔒All 50 states
Common Cases We Handle

What are you trying to recover?

Small claims court handles disputes up to $5,000–$25,000 depending on your state. No lawyer required.

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Security Deposit
Landlord kept your deposit unfairly
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Bad Contractor
Work not done or done poorly
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Car Accident
Unpaid damages or repairs
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Seller Scam
Online marketplace fraud
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Unpaid Wages
Employer owes you money
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Broken Contract
Someone didn't hold up their end
How It Works

Three steps to your day in court


1
Answer 10 questions
Plain English — no legal knowledge needed. Takes about 3 minutes.
2
Get your documents
We generate a completed filing form and judge script for your state.
3
File and show up
Print, file at your courthouse, and read your script on the day.
Why Not Just Google It?

Government websites are designed by lawyers, for lawyers.

Wrong form, wrong county, wrong deadline — any one gets your case thrown out. We handle all of it.

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Before You Begin

Important Notice

This tool generates template documents for informational purposes only. It is not legal advice and does not create an attorney-client relationship.

Small claims court procedures and required forms vary by state and county. Always verify the correct forms and filing requirements with your local courthouse before submitting any documents.

For complex legal matters, consult a licensed attorney in your state.

By continuing you agree these documents are for informational purposes only
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SMALL CLAIMS COURT

Plaintiff (You)
Defendant
Amount Claimed
Nature of Claim

Statement of Claim: On or about [DATE], the defendant [DETAILED CLAIM]...The plaintiff demands judgment in the sum of $[AMOUNT], plus filing fees...Relief Requested: Monetary judgment plus statutory interest...I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct.
Unlock Your Complete Filing Package
Everything you need to walk into court confident and win.
Completed small claims complaint form (print and file)
Word-for-word judge script for your hearing
Filing instructions for your specific state and county
Evidence checklist for court
Legal Disclaimer

SmallClaimsHelper generates template documents for informational purposes only. Not legal advice. Filing requirements vary by state and court — verify compliance before use.

Complaint + hearing script + evidence checklist

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Print these documents, sign where indicated, and file at your local courthouse.
📋 Small Claims Complaint Form
🗣 Your Judge Script
Read this when the judge asks you to present your case:
📝 Evidence Checklist
⚠ These documents are AI-generated based on your inputs and general small claims procedures. Laws vary by state and county. SmallClaimsHelper is not a law firm and this is not legal advice. For complex cases, consult a licensed attorney.

How to File Small Claims Court — All 50 States

Small claims court is a legal proceeding that allows individuals to resolve disputes involving relatively small amounts of money without hiring an attorney. Each state has its own small claims court procedures, filing fees, and maximum claim limits ranging from $2,500 in some states to $25,000 in others.

Common Small Claims Court Cases

The most common small claims cases include security deposit disputes between landlords and tenants, contractor disputes where work was incomplete or substandard, car accident damage claims, unpaid loans between individuals, online marketplace fraud and scams, unpaid wages or freelance work, and breach of contract disputes. In most states you do not need a lawyer to file or argue a small claims case.

Small Claims Court Limits by State

California small claims court limit is $12,500 for individuals. Texas small claims limit is $20,000. Florida small claims limit is $8,000. New York small claims limit is $10,000. Illinois small claims limit is $10,000. Pennsylvania small claims limit is $12,000. Ohio small claims limit is $6,000. Georgia small claims limit is $15,000. Michigan small claims limit is $6,500. Washington small claims limit is $10,000.

How to Win Small Claims Court

To win your small claims case you need to bring organized evidence including contracts, receipts, photographs, text messages, emails, and any witnesses. Present your case clearly and stick to facts and dollar amounts. Most judges appreciate brevity and organization. Having a prepared statement to read to the judge dramatically increases your chances of winning. SmallClaimsHelper generates a word-for-word script tailored to your specific case.

SmallClaimsHelper.com generates template court documents for informational purposes only. It is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. Small claims procedures vary by state and county. Always verify requirements with your local courthouse or a licensed attorney before filing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know

Small claims limits vary by state. California allows up to $12,500. Texas allows up to $20,000. Florida allows up to $8,000. New York allows up to $10,000. SmallClaimsHelper generates state-specific forms with the correct limits and filing fees for your state automatically.
SmallClaimsHelper charges a one-time fee of $19. No subscription or recurring fees. This includes your completed court forms, statement of facts, evidence checklist, and a word-for-word judge script.
No. Small claims court is specifically designed for people to represent themselves without an attorney. SmallClaimsHelper prepares you with court-ready forms and a judge script so you know exactly what to say.
No. SmallClaimsHelper is a document automation tool, not a law firm. It does not provide legal advice. For complex legal matters consult a licensed attorney in your state.

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